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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
esoo mn RIAZE AT MINNEAPOLIS.

MrNSEAPOLSs, Mimi, July 27.-The " Big Boston."a
largo sx-sory brick building caught fire at 10 o'clock
last night All the engines In the city were called
out There was another fire the other side OF the
r,vsr and tbree engines were ordered from Paul 10
take care of this fire. At 1890 the fire under
CONTROL Tho loss is from half to three-quarters OF
mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE VOLUNTEER oAUoHr IyA zoo.

BOSTON. July 20 tspeeiai)-Thc Volunteer made run
up from Marblehsad to Boston this morning. and re-
turned this afternoon Az least she started back but
to dark had arrived there The bay has been 0ggy
for and the steel sloop has probably boon be-
logged for few hours No fears entertained for her
safety and this she may have reached her anohor
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n1prrn HARRrsoX,s LONG JOuRNEY

CARTIER HARRTSOH'S LONG JOURNEY
CHICAGO July 28-Ex-Mayor Harrison started on his
tour around the world tonight He will go first to b.
Paul. then to Winnipeg and thence over the northern
Pacific TO Vancouver where he will take passage On the
steamer Batavia sailing August 10 for Yokohama 1t is
the ~x Mayors intention to visit Egypt India the Holy
Land and all places OF interest In Asia Returning ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

the telegraphic reports At that time all maps were
prepared at Washington, Sergeant Cole said to {.
Transcript reporter this morning that no knew OF
no cause Tor his removal he has received no CON-
plant from Washington and only month ago he re-
ceived letter asking where he would prefer to 10
stationed permanently to which he replied that he
desired to remain IN Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

and MIRA Garrett havs also . beautiful summer resi-
dsncs near Baltimore cottage at Deer Park ana ns{
poSitioR. They mako trip every year 70 Europe ana
move In the exclusive circles Of London and Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

x..,.raay Tne Herald states that Colonel Henry
Esttersou Of Kentucky is the father OF the
UcSdess OF Reform" That is not the fact Colonel
Vstterson Ia not father OF the Eyed ono He
Ssr son aud, We may add, her Joy and pride
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

TT uUsr HAVE BEEN SOME OTRER DISEASE.
- ~~"N eron. me Detroit Ffes Prssa =. A.. a..x
.sThey say she died of brokon heart sso 'A' nv
woman rs they came up tho car steps A. n
II dom believe It," sharply replied NO. q
"Wbyf Because she had ~ many - az nsw oonns''
n ysar and not one Of them cost less snsn ~A~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
RIGHT HE WAS.

Tho Earl Of Dunraven. while dining ut the Marlbor
ough House, whore @. II. Mumms Extra Dry Cham
payne Is the favorte dessert wine, remarked the
Prince Of Wales AL my dear Prince you call IL the
triumph Of civilization but II you had been with In
my fatgung shooting Journeys among the Rockies and
seasoned hunters lunch with bottle OF 1t cooled in an
icecOd spring. you would have realized what the nectar
OF the gods must have BEEN" =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

THE ATLANTA GOES TO SEA.
NEWPORT, July 26-Ths United States cruiser Atlanta
went TO ssa to-day with the Board appointed TO Inquire
into effects the vessel OF the nng OF her guns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Cancer and scirrus tumors have been esc-
tually cured by Dr. Jayne's Alternative. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
MARRIED..

The Mldnisht Wall ef Sufferers
from Collie Cramps and Cholera Morbus quietly hushed
the use Of seabury's Ready. Made Plasters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

LOSS OF APPETITE AND NERVOUS PROsTRATTON
cured by Cherry Malt Phosphites =;
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT rNDIoArIoNs-Fon "a HoURs
WASHINGTON, July 26-For Massachusetts local rains
in tho western portion fair weather in the eastern por'
ton variable winds generally easerly, higher tempsra'
ture
For Eastern New.Ysrk, local rains, variable winds,
higher temperature.
For Connecticut fair weather variable winds generally
southeriy, higher temperature
For Eastern Pennsylvana and NewJersey, local rains
higher temperature, winds generally eastsrly.
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Special Notices.
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n--s 81

A. The Very Best Preparutione Of
COD-LIVER OIL,
CasweII Massey co.'s Emulsion with 9nnine and Pep.tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

DAY-CALKrNS-On Tuesday, July 26 BY tbs Rev W. O.
Lamson Clara Cakins TO Edward Hartsnck Day. both
OF New.York.
Notices Of marriages nust be indorsed Wih full nams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ROCK ISLAND WILL ABANDON COMMISSIONS

ROCK ISLAND WILL ABANDON COMMISSIONS
The general: passenger agents of the trunk lines
met yesterday at the Commissioners Office, but trans
acted on, routine business, principally consisting OF
the arrangement OF special rates for parties IL
expected that some action would be taken on the
circular letter of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
railway to all the trunk lines announcing readiness
to accept their contract for the ange Vt sc
involving the abolition of commissions In trunk line
territory. he subject not discussed There Is
certainty that needs cooperative action by the
committee 50 long e; each genera PASSENGER agent
with himself. II is probable that la few DAYS the
trunk lines will resume the sale of through tickets
and the checking Of through baggage over the Rock
The sep taken by the Rock Island is due to the de-
oision OF the Interstate Commerce Commission in hold
ing that IL could afford relief to the Rock Island
and the Chicago and Alton tor alleged discrimination
by the trunk line systems Eastern railroad men re-
ns step one on the OF sa1 nv Ss
commission paying roads, for IL Will bring that line
into prominence. and agents will recognize the fact
that the road held out for the policy OF paying CON.
missions as long as possible. The logical result Of
Rock Islands action Ill bs the surrender OF the other
roads, not working under the trunk line inter
the Wisconsin Central. the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa We, the Denver and Rio Grande and tho his-
souri, Pacific
THE BUFFALO AND GENEVA ROAD TO BE BUILT.
BUFFALO, July 20 tSpeeiab.-Thcre Is good authority
for stating that active operations will begin on
the now trunk line into this city, the Buffalo and Co
neva Road. L. NJ Louffer, formerly with the Pehnsyl-
vania, has been appointed chief engineer. and with
General Superintendent Stevenson, OF the Lchgh Val
ley, pad visit to this city this week. consulting
with President Wilson Bssc As result OF the
conference, the purport Of which was kept secret,
all the maps and papers belonging to the company
have been shipped to Mr. Leuffcr at Geneva The
survey will at be perfected and soon as this
Is done bids for tho construction of tho line to be
invited The road will from Geneva to this
city, distance Of 205 miles, the eastern connection
being with the Geneva, Ithaca and sayre Railroad In
which the Lchigh Valley Is heavily Interested, and
which will connect the road with the main line
Of tho Lehgh Valley. Tho now company will, Il Is
understood entcs thecy the tracks OF the Lehgh
Valley Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
rRIsuNE LOCAL ossnRvArroNa

rx,suss oyyro.. July 27-l 4 x.-Ths barometer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
TAE TOLEDO CONVENTION.
Temporary Organization E1setsd-sher-
ssn's Forces Well in Hsad.

ToIEDo, July 27--fbe Republican State
convention MAS cslleS 10 order at 4 O'Clock
IN Memorial Hall. After an address high
eulogsuc Ct Senator sherman by Hon.
Daniel Ryan, temporary chairman, Con
gresham Charles Grossenor introduced a
resolution reviewing briefly Sherman's
political career and presenting his name 20
the people Of the United States as Presi-
Dental candidate and announcing the
hesrty ana cordial support of him by the
convention for that Office A motion b.
ex-Spesker Keifer that all resolutions be
read and referred 10 the Committee on
Resolutions was carried by a large ma
lor.ty.
The Blaine men then presented a resolu-
ton pledglng the support OF the ohio Re
pnblicans TO the nominee of the next
national Republican convention and call
ing attention, in connection Herewith, 10
the eminent services and splendid
career of Hon. John Sherman.
This resolution did not bring
forth half the applause accorded Grosvenor
resolution.
The convention then adjourned until 10
clock tomorrow.
The Committee on Resolutions are in Sc
cret session tonight. IL IS said that the
Sherman men are largely in the majority,
and that the Grosvenor resolution will I'M
doubtedly be reported TO the convention.
The anti Shermanites made several earn
est but unsuccessful efforts today to effect a
COMPROMISED as well as 10 induce the Sen
ator's lieutenants 10 change their pro-
gramme. They have also placed IN circula-
tion for signatures a paper by which those
who attach their names are put on record
as declaring they have no power or author
ity to vote on the presidential question, that
they were elected simply TO help make q
State ticket and that vote either way on
endorsement will compromise them in their
districts.
Ifenougl signatures can be obtained to
this document 10 make it formidable, an
effort will be made TO get it before the con-
vention tomorrow.
At 1l:30 tonight. after session of nearly
seven hours, the Committee on Resolutions
decided by majority vote 10 incorporate
The Grosvenor resolution in the platform.
Bleine's friends will present a minority re-
port, and there will probably be bitter
| fight in the convention tomorrow.
Sherman has secured control Of the State
C0mmittee and will also be permanent
chairman C this convention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
BALL BAT AND WICKET
osrRor BUYS 4 NEw BATTERY.
nspirs DsssehsF Withdrs.s His Rssigs.-
tiSa-Ias Grand sss sids pstIsnu
grfekst M.aeh-Ihs sIsvslsnd
kzCes.

DuEorr, July z3.-Umpire Doescher had
:r his resignation 50 hastily hred in 10 Sec
,sstary loang last night and appeared ID
~ regulation uniform. VIXEN the honr ar
EFsd 10 open this afternoon game. Sub
s-ifute tnplGe-f T. rank wAs out of the city
a. ! II order that some oae might be au-
-hosizsd 70 at Ia Csc DOesehsr refused
eefessgy Young deiegsIed the pow
10 Joe Weiss When Doescner
ls0sAsed On ths grounds. he was given a
ler.ect ovation. as the papers .ay. The
pstr0i-s presented tae same cam today a.
Monday. H. i decidedly the best team they
ga command a. p-esent. Manning ~as in
-lt teid, Gegzien IN the box. and Bennett
behind the bat The Chicasos presented
ihe same nine as on Monday, except thai
baldwin vas ia the box, instead Of Van
IAllgen.
= large delegation from Grand Rapids
COX IN the game today and heartily ap-
au4ed the "Pretzel" when he stepped into
le box.
The Detroits won toGays game in the first
tSO innings, and Il was well they dld. Tor
they got bat two hits OF Baldwin IN the re-
aiming seven innings. Hanlon surprised
aimself and the Two Thousand spectators by
Oh bases.
Beaun and Kinslow, Allentown's best
battery, have been purchased by the De
IToits tor $1,000.
AT Detroit
Detroit. o 0 0 o o o-iO
Chicago .............-...--l 1 0 o.
Base hits-DetrO.t l.. Chicago 10.
ErTOrs-Detroit I. Chicago.
Bas.eries-Getzein and Bennett, Baldwin and
DAILY.
Umpire Doescher.
KALAMAZOO, July 27.-Kalamszoo again
defeated Columbus to-day by hitting Han
liDoe freely and thus breaking up Colum-
Gus fielGers Watson pitched a strong
game aud would have shut out the visitors
out for low throw of Dillon 10 the late.
kGia,uaOO ..-........0 o -
CoaIm D.ls ..............-U U o . = o.
mpire MItteuthal
Al Baltimore -Rslimore 9, -. Louis. II.
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 6.
At New York -Metropolitans 1, Cleveland l.
Al Philadel phia-Athletics 4, Louisville 7.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg O. Indianapolis l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
TRAGEDY IN DETROIT
= ~ sroT T7souaH me HEAsT.
Ds2sssis TrsabIs ths Caase- aeCari.ls
sad "a dave Esd a. C.z.dA-
IuofF a tfadfr~F Gst ths
ss4za trfiasizs.

80 -sttt - fet ftAt1ses s.t<+4.
DkTAoIi, July 81 "A ierriole sFagedy was
snlctsi here ais sgeall5 about - . cLock
kieAATd Lan1ga. yoang alan azed tNenty
sAOG add kiilsI Peter Barshs. an engines
on tls Dstfoil aad Bay cay division of the
Michigan Central Railroad IL Iransplrs1
thal Landon aad osen 5oardsr Al the
SsrsnA rssl1sncs on ladlana-aye over
Fear. And uD rl = feW sae1s azJ. sA-n be
len on account 0f tle leaiousY ~ tne
Llsna1d. All. III Hlsl tie usiglo0rs
say - only parity IFle. BE- Lad good
reason as b4rsba charged bis wife Eilh ina
ieliry <nd Tandem With 5elas Tie Gauss.
alt aad threatened q ALL the ialtar on
s'sns. lni= reaching lae ears OF Aand9n Ae
tel-ed = meeting unfli E1is evening. When
TIE tTo met oc fla common l0stA 0t Fort
81. between Indiana and tineH0od -aFes.
laldoa SAYS blr-la advanced upon aim a.
n % 1s him. Nlen ae lreN
revolver alI slosed ll 20
aim. isliag Lim he Has prepared
snd would shoot him Il he attempted 10
lay aaad 0n him- ba-fla sd be 64sn 6
AFRAID lf a revolver. AZ tls sa &c time All
ga1cinS towards iautg4, when Lant0n
nred. the "a passing in close proximity to
t1e leaf1 b4rsh4 Gird s'mes, Instantly.
Lsnfon Tas afses-et Nhils on his W4y -
tls ENsntelh-st station .1 -slVe hlmseli up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

LAwRExcI, Mss, Jolly THE old HaT-
ristt Bsscber Stowe homestead in Andovsr
was burned iast night II was built BY the
trustees Of Philips Academy ffty years
ago. and for twenty years was used as a
workshop for the POOR students, after
wnfch it vas made into a re,ideDcs tor
Prof stowe. who occ1pied it for ten ears.
is snce las been used for a boarding house
~ Mrs seed fbe family we're away at
he sfcle Of he fire and Z is supposed 20
have caught through the carelessness O;
ourrlss p robbing the house Loss so
90. lartly insured
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

PASS. July 27.-Depu,y Laur. who be-
come embroiled with Paul de Csssagnac
through the laJte-'s comments on certain
correspondence which passed between the
Deputy and General Boulsnger to the ex-
tent OF challenging he editor 10 a duel. has
caused the publication o. a letter written
his seconds, which ne says De Casssgnac
can read on the dueiing fed. Laur also
taunts De Cassagnsc with having hidden
himself in = cellar during the battle ol
sedan.
Paul 3e Csssagnsc has replied 70 the
challenge OF Deputy Laur. by refusing to
light binl unless be snail furnish proofs Of
the truth or bis assertions IN default Of
which De Cassarnsc say he will treat Laur
snd his challenge Win toe utmost con-
tempt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
mR sMlTH sxoNEaATsD.
81 Loais otss-Amu-smeass-A Riat Z,
ALMA.

~ Loats Notot- AHt a +e IN enta-A t1i1t 10
Alma.
AZ. ss,fs 81, 1ss tt-s1kss- -etassa
ST LoUis. JaIy A.-kassland. Harring
ten. ssvier & Cos. suit 10 recover damages
OF $4,000, vas se.sieI yesterday Oy +. G.
Knseland paying them $500 in cash and
two iarIas one OF seventy. the other OF
fcItv a1res, and the fneaf market IA We se.s
blosk amountiae IN al a. s., 1878.
d petsoi, kreaiag Neos. Journal, and
Ir.5tac implicate Alfred X. smith with
knssiaut. which - without foundation, as
his name does uot arD1er on the Court
records. Mr. Knee and hss slways stood
high Ani is now engaged "a banking here.
RE runs the 81. L0uls back.
Fsntor & Conuisrs Star Theatre Com
pany holds .1e n0aTi8 ss EolcOm0's Opera
House tlis week. a1d - 4 ving imraesse
satisfaction. Is fsa tirst-clA,s company aud
has packed houses every night. Manager
Seymour, o. this place, 5 hustler, and
". hlve nothing else.
There are Z3O patients a. the Springs, and
The PARK House is running over with
quests
Almy VII bore Tor ras. Why don't they
bore Tor minsra aates instead
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

NEW YORK, July 27.-John w. Young,
third son of Brigham Young, who is in
town ON business, was interviewed today as
to the probable effect upon the Mormon
Church Of the death of President Taylor.
Young said their would be no perceptible
change ia the great body Of the church.
It's members Will mourn for its dead Ppesi-
dent and will faithfully place their trust in
his successor.
Wilfred Woodruff is now President of the
twelve a9oetles. Woodruff is about seventy
i've years Of ace, yet vigorous and in the
fun possession OF all his faculties. he is
an educated man, fo-cible speaker, and is
historian Of the church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
YPSIlhNTl WINS.
The Home Cricket Club Defeated by Only
Thirty Runs.

The Home Cricket Club Defeated by Only
Thirty Runs.
A match game of cricket was played at
the Fair Grounds yesterday between the
Ypsilsnti and Grand Rapids clubs. begin
ming et 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and end
ing al $50 IL the afternoon. The attend
ance was small, although considerable inter-
est was manifested in the game. which re
suited in victory for the Ypsilanh Club
the weather evidently being too warm for
the home boys. who were new in the bus;-
ness. The visitors were royalty entertained,
being rendered the freedom OF the O-Wash-
ts-Nong boat house and club rooms, and
expressed themselves ss delighted with
their visit and their welcome. Tney re-
turned home last evening wishing the boys
mere success. IRE umplres OF the game
were Mr. Ridgley. OF Detroit, FOR the home
club. and +. S. Wigie, Of Windsor, for lp-
slant.
The visitors had two professional players.
both bowiers imported from Canada, and
the Grand Rapids boys are proud of the
fact that one of their numOer made the
most runs scored yesterday. Ia the last
innings one of the Ypsiisnl teiders gave
out and Grand Rapids furnished substi-
tute for him. The scores were as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
GRAND RAPIDS MICH THURSDAY MORNING. JULY %. 887.

i Fsm4e. 81 eaiy tso ssrs t4kea up lAs
as2ts were bssiy s0lit ~ IA both az tneSs
al il As nearly d2rk wheB tas nna. he2f
szS lrosEss. I2is siI tarow ioar races AZ
70 toaAorros's iist snd the Sport vi ~
lively az the sitsrae0n. TIE summaries
zfe as allows
z.z7 class. trotNns parse. s20o-Annis
Aios. 7. l. / Fare. 8 8 . s. 2 >alns
Howard. 2zS.2 5. Belle Og.s 3 5. 8. 9.
scott Nswnan. I. 4 a, a 5. Bertha. 5, ..
5 drawn; ma seo. !. l. T. drsvn. Tine,
81. rs, 222s, 2yfs. 2z5s.
rs class. trosting Purse s. 2O0o-NcLeod.
5. 3 l. /. 4; Astral. 2, l. 3. 2 4 Gsrnel D 8.
5 2 5 Favon.a. 5. 2 2. 4. 10, john X.
Wise, II, IL, 10. ;. ?: Lady Kensegt. 10, q, z
4 3. Orphan Bsy. . ). 5. 3. 7. Opal. 4. 4
5. ., Clipper, 2 10. ; = Alroy 3. 4. D q,
drawn. Jsanie NJ =, 7. drawn; Company.
II. disIAnced. Time. 2ls., 2ls. 2iss, 2.sO
2AO
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

& -r~s-ra fevce 81 ne Tr-TsF a. q sRALo
Ctsrr1S. JuiT 11.-Nrs. George Taylor
rho has been vsrv sick FOR some weeks j.
reported better. and hores are entertained
sv rsllfivps sid frisrss of a speedy rsc0v-
err to heaitb Several children are re-
ported s.cx With ths unnps. .---Tsking in
O consideration the unusual vsrn weather
Ne have haf ARID AZ 81 2 having here has
neer ssrv nl-iesicEness 20 ar this summer.
Or IT. Eerns has so.i ent his stock Of
drugs and notions so J. +. Hsss snd r.
MsssIer. var 81 no~e ths same into their
rev store I'd Dr. karns Viii % installed
as General ns1e4ar BIS services in thst "a
rslifv ssr.ssst aseu secured for NO yesrs.
-Ler0r 8sscs. K and wife. Of Oakland
Countv ~ en- vers here and made = short
visit Mout ~ sfd Tuesday iast.--8 8esr
Iaxe resorts rs.belnG hterailv patr0niEej
thfs season md Nshinz on the axe Is re-
ported te oe hsster tnan far fne iasr tbree or
frur seasons ----Hr steven r4iis and vife
.f A.n Arhor. arr visErr tnesr son. " Fl
Flii= orr crprlar ucSfrl asIer. Mrs. 5
Johnson VS. vssv ser7earlr surprised vss-
tarr'ar ~ visis irsu her mother. Ms. O.
gan xirs sns her Uncle ard aunt Mr.. and
-. Waits. 81 ef 81 ssae this stsfe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
MULES KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A Terrible Storm Reported from Dakota
Much Damage Done.

NrsSEAPoLls. July 27.-Dispatches re-
rain storm OF unusual severity ragged in
Das-ota asd Minnesota, Tuesday night anu
Wednesday morning. A mule train. con-
yeying silver bullion. was struck by light
LiDg. twenty miles west Of Rapid City, and
ten mules we're killed. The N. F.. Church
az Ethan. Dakots. was blown down. At
Henry. Dakota, a hotel was ievelel and sew
eral fam houses were struck by lightning.
The storm in some portions was accom-
panied by hail. aud where such was the case
the crops were levsled TO the ground, ard in
many cases il Will prove total loss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

Yesterdays Petoskey Daily Resorter says:
Late ady .ces from Washington state that
in al probability a lighthouse supply
depot will be established st Harbor
Slrings The lighthouse board have
recOmmerisi an appropriation Of $4,000
Tor the purchase of site and erection OF
whaTves and buildings. and their recon-
mendation will no doubt be acted upon"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
DIAMONDS Al SPRING LAKE.
a Cleveland Detective Finds the spot
Wbsss TheY Were Hidden by Robbers.

ss-..t.t ftt fe-.lsts .sat--a
es.sD Hsvas. July This morning
detective from Cleveland Ohio registered
a. the Spring Lake House under the name
OF "a. lalston. and stated 10 the clerk
thal bag containing a large amount OF
diamonds Sas buried By a largs pine tree
over a. a point opposite the Spring Lake
House iu company with colOred man
be started sOr TIE place. and returned in
soolt an hour with ths diamonds.
NJ. halaEon stated that arse diamond
robbery bad been psrpetga,ed Ia Cleveland
about q m 1nta ago. RE had captured the
robDeF ara ne lad squetled and revealed
the place where the Doodle vas buried. lie
let at p. IN. with the diamonds for Cleye-
laot
Barney Mccarthy the noted crook. who
~as awaiting trial here for the robbery o.
Fugim a son .asl Fat, and wGs released on
g. go bal. returned from BauaiO. \. y.
this mosnlng. = here he has been residing
since his release. he met Sneri1 Waltman
On The stree. ibis aliern 0ou ana presented
HIM with nue meerschaum pipe. IN recog-
rstion OF KIND services rendered aim while
a. all
Among TIE Grand Rapids people at the
Cutler House are. s. ID. Clay and daughter,
L. 4. Bradford and r. l.. BOyce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28

-A-lsttfa - |tt ft.s4tee ass. -
PLAIsws1E. lniy -I.-lt is reported that
here are ssssa eases Of scarlet fever in toNa
get. The d.sxse has been raging IN TIE
village two lmonths. and there have oeea
seventeen cases a. one tine and YET 2
deaths have occurred b. order u tie
Board Of Health 90 public gatherings 81
anY kind sEe held IL present
The ne1 paper mil a. this place CON-
menced work today With . force of thifls
hsnGs or more.
The Rev j. Fletcher. OF the Bspl's-
C4urch. sends his sermons. printed "a
aaia1 tracts. 70 members Of his chufca
every sunday morning during the tinir
thar 10 chnren services are held, while scar
lst fever exist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-28
BALDWIN ems.
An Indian Fatally Wounded Business foi
to tsAme Wudens


st-. .s.tl rs rss rs.ssaaa.t1s..4.
BIrviv. Jaly 21.-Ths corn crop bids
fsir % be the best on record n these parts.
The school building is nearly com
plsted. sad school 1i.I Commences about the
ist of september. Pro ssoT Church, OF
Chase y. preside as princioal for ne ensu-
iry year ani Mss Mau Towussui "a pri-
uarr teacher if her kFaltn viii permit--
TIE running aud killing OF deer has al
ready coumeucei abou, Big star LAKE. 10
wo.l.i he weN .ar s0me one ,o iooS up the
matter soon. \ ccrltal invita- on "a s<-
tended - Game Warlen Snitb John
Peters. al 0ai-tiH8e l0d'sr i1 these parts
wli.e under the H.a1euce ~ Hlu1r Tues
dsr edcn-ui9 ii iar-rf a.s rife. cha
b. sz.rr e.ise fHsr taf ef- and gong oat
a. tls f1p 0f ms hea8 on the opposite side
fe -Hnn1t s.7rxtft ~--3r siassie-. i0r neT-
Isl W,i-s tteUa acd SIS stephenson.
OF Nsvsf ~ htfe Hesn uaie happy DT
foinf04 1oorfs ard narts. lroo,i iucx t0
the aarpv n1ir The nurs Ieterrv harvest
reaches ap 1850 the hundreds oi bushels
daY.